Training While Being Enhanced

[trophymade]

Hello, everyone,
I'm hopping on my first cycle soon; part of the reason why I'm doing so is because I love training, and I want to be able to train as hard as I can while without recovery being an issue. The split that I'm running right now is this:
U/L/P/P/L/U/R
A mix of Upper/Lower and PPL.

My training sessions on Upper look like this:

Pull Ups 1xFailure
Lat PD 1xFailure
T-Bar Row 2xFailure
Low Row 1xFailure
Incline BP 2xFailure
Pec Fly 2xFailure
Shoulder Press 2xFailure
Shoulder Raise 2xFailure
Incline Bicep Curl 2xFailure
Unilateral Tricep Extension 2xFailure

Lower:

Hamstring Curl 2xFailure
Smith Machine Bulgarian Split Squat 2xFailure
Leg Press 2xFailure
Leg Extension 2xFailure
RDLs 2xFailure
Calf Raises 2xFailure
Abductor 1xFailure

Pull:

Chin Ups 2xFailure
Lat PD 1xFailure
T-Bar Row 2xFailure
Low Row 2xFailure
Incline Bicep Curl 2xFailure
Hammer Curl 2xFailure

Push:

Smith Machine Shoulder Press 2xFailure
Shoulder Raise 2xFailure
Incline BP 2xFailure
Pec Fly 2xFailure
Dips 2xFailure
Unilateral Tricep Extension 2xfailure

This is a decent chunk of volume, I believe, but my body is able to handle it adequately. Now, when I get enhanced, do you guys think I could be able to add much more volume, like, for example: adding one more set to each exercise or being able to train beyond failure?

 

[Jimbabwe]

No compelling reason to try to do more volume or add intensifiers just because you're on cycle. If the training you're doing now is working; just keep doing it.

 

[trophymade]

I see. I also do 30 minutes Stair Master ED; should I keep it that way or do more cardio to ensure my heart remains fine?

 

[botk1161]

You think going on cycle is going to give u some unlimited level of recovery? It’s got way more to do with diet, sleep and low stress.

 

[Jimbabwe]

Would do regular cardio for a lot of reasons, but my preference is incline walking because it's easier to recover from than the stair master.

30 minutes most days is probably fine, but it really depends on what your health markers look like.